What command do I use to see what the ECDSA key fingerprint of my server is?

linux security ssh rsa openssh
trusktr picture trusktr · Apr 8, 2012 · Viewed 49.4k times · Source

I see stuff all over Google on how to see the RSA key fingerprint, but not the ECDSA fingerprint.

Answer

trusktr picture trusktr · Apr 8, 2012

Wait, I found it. Run the command:

ssh-keygen -l -f /etc/ssh/ssh_host_ecdsa_key.pub

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